Invasive Lionfish Hunted in Finike

A Lionfish Catching and Tasting Event was held in Finike district in order to raise awareness about the invasive lionfish that threatens the Mediterranean ecosystem. Fishermen and divers competed fiercely in the organization, which was held with the aim of protecting the future of the seas and protecting biodiversity. As a result of the competitions held in two different categories, a total of 16 kilograms of lion fish were removed from the sea.

The Winning Teams Have Been Announced

In the "Most Lionfish Catch" category of the competition, the 1st Team took the first place with 48 fish, the 2nd Team took the second place with 33 fish, and the 4th Team took the third place with 26 fish. In the "Biggest Lionfish" category, the 2nd Team ranked first with its catch of 36.8 centimeters, the 12th Team came in second with 31.2 centimeters, and the 3rd Team came in third with 29.2 centimeters.

Honorable Mention Awarded for Small Game

A special mention award was also presented at the event for the smallest lion fish, which is 7 centimeters long. Organization officials thanked all competitors, jury members and those who contributed to the cause of protecting the marine ecosystem.

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